Filters and sorting
Pipedrive
Sales pipelines done properly, with very little else in the way.
HubSpot Sales Hub
Free until you outgrow it, then priced like the platform it is.
monday CRM
Quoting and visual boards from the entry tier, in blocks of three seats.
Capsule
Calm and affordable, for a business of two or three people.
Twenty
An open-source CRM you can shape into whatever the team needs.
EspoCRM
Every feature on every tier, or run the whole thing yourself.
folk
Built around people rather than deals, for relationship-led work.
Heli
Small, fast and private, for freelancers keeping a network warm.
Attio
Startup-flavoured CRM with a genuinely usable free tier.
Close
Calling and email built in, for teams that sell by phone.
Zoho Bigin
Zoho's small-team CRM, priced from seven dollars a seat.
Salesflare
It fills its own contact records from your inbox.
Less Annoying CRM
One price, one tier, nothing locked behind an upgrade.
SuiteCRM
Long-running open-source fork, free to run on your own server.
Nutshell
Five tiers, no seat minimum, and quoting on the way up.
OnePageCRM
Built on a next-action rule, from under ten dollars a seat.
Insightly
Deal pipeline with project delivery attached to the back of it.
Streak
Pipelines rendered inside Gmail, not in another browser tab.
Copper
Lives inside Google Workspace, for teams already in Gmail.
Odoo CRM
One app free for unlimited users, from an open-source suite.
Freshsales
Nine dollars a seat, from a large support-software vendor.
Salesmate
Mid-priced sales CRM with calling and sequences included.
NetHunt
Gmail-native pipelines for teams that work from the inbox.
Flowlu
Projects, invoicing and a pipeline in a single place.
Salesforce Starter
A published price and a signup button, unlike the rest of the range.
Krayin
Laravel-based, open source, and free to run yourself.
